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I Speak Sincerely. Do Not Deceive Me! lyrics
Scratch at the sunburn that colored my arm
Civilians read bibles behind glass windows
Is this what constitutes normal behavior?
Got soul, got vision, got mind to leave here
You soon made an enemy of me
I warned you don't make an enemy of me
I'll take your heart with such little commotion
By crippling disease or with deadly love potion
I'll bind you and gag you and all's well that ends, I suppose
Got a call, are we not interesting?
Fair to say we are not interesting at all
Broke down laughing and screaming for more
But if this changed your life, did you have one before?
And what have we got that is of any use?
Allegiance to team that we cannot pronounce
Image seared, dermis spread across tiled floor
A taste on the tongue that you and me both abhor
Got soul, got vision, got mind to leave here
You soon made an enemy of me
I warned you don't make an enemy of me
I'll take your heart with such little commotion
By crippling disease or with deadly love potion
I'll bind you and gag you and all's well that ends, I suppose
Got a call, are we not interesting?
Fair to say we are not interesting at all
Broke down laughing and screaming for more
But if this changed your life, did you have one before?
Scratch at the sunburn that colored my arm
Civilians read bibles behind glass windows
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